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UK Test Prep guides and tips
1,250 Life in the UK practice questions, 46 study note sections, 307 flashcards and a timed 24-question mock exam. Works fully offline, every feature free.
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UK Test Prep is a free iPhone & iPad app by Muhammad Shahid Khan (Citizenship, ILR & Visa Prep). This page lists all 10 guides for it. Each one answers a single real question in plain language, with screenshots from the app.
UK Test PrepCitizenship, ILR & Visa Prep · Free on the App StoreDownload free →| Developer | Muhammad Shahid Khan |
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| Price | Free on the App Store |
| Platform | iPhone & iPad |
| Guides | 10 |
| Languages | English, עברית, 简体中文, Español |
All UK Test Prep guides
01Life in the UK Test 2026: Complete Guide to Format, Booking and PassingEverything about the Life in the UK test in 2026: 24 questions, 45 minutes, 18 to pass, the £50 fee, how to book, what to bring and how to prepare offline.
02Life in the UK Test Practice Questions: How to Use Them to Pass First TimeHow to use Life in the UK practice questions properly: sample questions with answers, the 4 question types, how many to do, and how to turn mistakes into marks.- 03Life in the UK Test for ILR and British Citizenship: Who Needs It and WhenDo you need the Life in the UK test for ILR, settlement or British citizenship? Who is exempt, when to take it, and how it fits with the English requirement.
04A 4-Week Life in the UK Test Study Plan (30 to 60 Minutes a Day)A day-by-day 4-week study plan for the Life in the UK test: which chapters to study each week, when to start mocks, and how to fit revision into 30 to 60 minutes.
05Hardest Life in the UK Test Topics: Dates, Numbers and Facts People Get WrongThe Life in the UK test facts people get wrong most: key history dates, patron saints, voting milestones, the four nations and Parliament. With memory tricks.- 06British History Timeline for the Life in the UK Test: Every Key Date in OrderEvery key British history date for the Life in the UK test in order, from Stonehenge and the Romans to the Tudors, the Civil War, both World Wars and devolution.
- 07How the UK Is Governed: Parliament, Elections and Devolution for the Life in the UK TestUK government for the Life in the UK test: the monarch, the House of Commons and House of Lords, the Prime Minister and Cabinet, elections and devolution.
- 08British Festivals, Traditions and Sport: What the Life in the UK Test AsksPatron saints’ days, Christmas, Bonfire Night, Remembrance Day, religious festivals and the sports and events the Life in the UK test asks about, in one place.
- 09Famous British People in the Life in the UK Test: Scientists, Writers, Artists and SportspeopleThe scientists, inventors, writers, poets, artists, composers, architects, leaders and sportspeople the Life in the UK test asks about, with what each one is famous for.
- 10UK Courts, the Law and Your Responsibilities: Life in the UK Test GuideMagistrates’ Courts, Crown Courts, juries, youth courts, civil courts, the police, your responsibilities and the British values the Life in the UK test asks about.
Common questions about UK Test Prep
How many questions are in the Life in the UK test?
There are 24 multiple-choice questions, and you have 45 minutes to answer them. Read guide →
Are the practice questions the same as the real test?
No. The real questions are not published, so no app or website has them. Good practice questions are written from the same official handbook and cover the same facts in the same formats. Read guide →
Do I need the Life in the UK test for ILR?
For most routes, yes, if you are aged 18 to 64. You need to have passed it before you submit your settlement application. Check GOV.UK for the rules for your visa route. Read guide →
How long does it take to study for the Life in the UK test?
Most people need 2 to 4 weeks at 30 to 60 minutes a day. People who already know some British history can be ready sooner. Read guide →
What is the hardest part of the Life in the UK test?
Chapter 3, the history chapter. It has the most dates and names, and the test often uses real dates from the handbook as wrong answers. Read guide →
When did the Romans invade Britain?
In AD 43, under Emperor Claudius. They left in AD 410. Read guide →
What type of government does the UK have?
A parliamentary democracy with a constitutional monarch as head of state. Read guide →
When is St David’s Day?
1 March. St David is the patron saint of Wales. Read guide →
Who discovered penicillin?
Alexander Fleming, in 1928. Read guide →
What are the fundamental values of British life?
Democracy, the rule of law, individual liberty, tolerance of those with different faiths and beliefs, and participation in community life. Read guide →
